Word: blissfully
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...George Meredith and the Medea of Euripides. Also an article on Patrick Henry and an entertaining short story by James Breck Perkins, called Madame Necker. The poetry in the number is especially good. Besides poems by James Russell Lowell and Thomas Bailey Aldrich, there is a poem by Bliss Carman, Harvard, '87. Some very good book-notices complete the number...
...Bliss has been elected captain of the Andover eleven for next year...
...hidden recess, a carefully tied up parcel, which he unrolled very gingerly, and at length displayed to the admiring audience a large crimson rosette with which he was going to decorate himself the following day. This brought down the house, (or rather the boat) and completed John's bliss. After a comfortable smoke on the deck, enlivened by a number of songs with jolly choruses, your correspondent turned in for the night, and was soon snoring a deep accompaniment to the melodious (?) swish of the paddle wheels...
Disquisitions.- Anderson, Bancroft, Bennett, Bliss, Bohlen, Bowen, Broch, Brodhead, T. W. Browne, Burdett, M. H. Clyde, Cram, Davidson, Dickinson, Fowler, Fuller, Garrison, Gay, Gordon, Hammerslagh, Hay, Hesseltine, Kelley, Kellogg, Kidder, Lawton, Leighton, Livingood, McCleary, Morrill, W. K. Norton, Page, Paine, Paul, Porter, Pulsifer...
...literary weekly, to be called The Twentieth Century. The editorial corps as sketched out includes Henry A. Clapp, who will have charge of the dramatic department; C. A. Ralph in charge of the art department; Mrs. Maud Howe Elliot in charge of the society department; Miss Louise Imogene Guiney, Bliss Carmen and Bernard Berenson in charge of the literary department, W. F. Apthrop in charge of the musical department...